Kelowna's food scene is a feast for all the senses, and if you're wondering what to eat in Kelowna, the answer isn't one restaurant, it's fifteen. From a whiskey hazelnut scoop at a downtown ice cream shop to a wine-paired seafood gnocchi at one of the city's most elevated tables, this list moves through breakfast, lunch, dinner, and dessert, casual patios and special-occasion nights…
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Fall is one of the best times to visit Kelowna's wineries, with harvest-season tastings, vineyard tours, and seasonal pairings running across Kelowna, West Kelowna, and Lake Country in September, October, and November…
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Apple picking is one of the coziest ways to spend a fall day in the Okanagan Valley. The valley's rich soil and climate make it well-suited to growing apples, which have become one of the region's signature crops, with a few well-loved varieties tracing their roots back here. Every fall, that history comes to life through one of the region's favourite traditions: apple picking, with U-Pick orchards opening their rows across West Kelowna, Kelowna, and Lake Country…
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As the leaves turn golden and the air takes on a crisp edge, fall activities in Kelowna and the Okanagan Valley are all about slowing down and savouring the season. There are a few things worth doing every fall, from cycling the Myra Canyon Trestles to sipping the local wine. Be sure to check off one or more of the items on this Okanagan fall bucket list to elevate the season…
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September might be the best month of the year to visit The View Winery & Wards Cider. The apple trees that shade the picnic grounds are approaching harvest, the vineyard is turning colour, and the weather is doing that late-summer thing where mornings are crisp and afternoons are warm enough for a…
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Fall is a beautiful time to visit Kelowna and the surrounding valley. Harvest season is in full swing, with apples, pears, pumpkins, and late-season plums ready to be picked. The agricultural industry flourishes at this time of year, offering visitors the chance to not only taste the bounty but also experience it firsthand through orchard strolls, farm markets, and even a classic apple u-pick. What makes this season even more special is the legacy of family-owned farms and orchards, where generations have worked the land and welcomed locals and visitors to share in their traditions…
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